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Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1849-07-09

Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1849-07-09 page 1

DAILY OHIO STATE JOURNAL. VOLUME XH. COLD MHUS, MONDAY, JULY 9, 1819. NUM BLR 310. WM. B. THRALL & HENRY REED, BDITOM AND PROPitlRTORB. Omen south-east aiirncrof street and Sugar alley. TERMS. Dmily por annum, Tii-wcekly por annum, - Wekly per annum. 6 m - II 30 2 00 Turina ol" Adyi'rllNitiR. Twclvo lines or lent, one or mice insertions, jf l.and 25 cents lor each additioiisliMincrton. BUSI.NKSS CALIDS. AMERICAN. WM. KEi.siiY, COLUMBUS, O. CARLISLE ROUSE, BV J. BOVD, Opposite the New t:onrt House, South Main street, Aprllfit-wkwtr, r iHci rvn.i.K. OHIO, CHARLES W. GII..TIORK, ATTORNEY K'V LA W, Chlllioothe, Ohio, will practice in the courts of lloan, Pickaway, and the adjoining counties. BofSCdtf. MATTHEWS it. BUTTLES, ATTORNEYS and Counsellors at Lw,Columbtu,Onlo, Office one door loath of I. N. Whiting Ac. Huntington's Book-store, up stairs. . Not. 1,1840. F. J.Mattmiwi, A. B. Butti.ks. WALTER THRALL, ATTORNEY and Coaniellorit Law. Columbus, Ohio. Ip Aim. a Commissioner to tike tlio Acknowledgement or Deeds for the State of New York. UJ" Qilicn on High st., between Town anil Rich, OOtJO, DR. MAHIS'S OITICK, BASEMENT of Judge Swan's new building. High at. Residence Southwell comer of Rich tod Third sts., opposite Baptist Church, dec 11 dtf. BROADWAY HOTEL, B V DAVID MITCHELL, Broad itreet, Uolumbui, O- bio. April o..dtr. I. N. WHITING HUNTINGTON, BOOKSELLERS and stationers, next door to the ( linton Bank. High street, Columbus, Ohio. Alargeessortmen) i f Hooka and Stationery always on hand. SFlrilHT & T.I L I, E Y . B OOK-BINDEBS, High street, opposite tho Publio Olfi- eea.Colninotie. AUn- J, ,JI''- Wat. Bmmbt. m- 1 - limit. GERE, ABBOTT & CO., DEALERS In Hardware and Cutler?, Iron. Nails, Glass, House Builders' materials, Faming and Mechanical Tools, Military (ioodi, fee. etc., Mo. ltil High street, sign of the Oilt Padlock. J. B. WHEATON. DRUGGIST.anil Dealer in Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye StuH's, Class, IfO. fcc, wholesale and retail, corner of High and Broad itreeti, Columbui, Ohio. C. R. KING, BALER IN DRY GOODS, &c, opposite tUfhanse Bank, Oolembue. Not. III. .11. D R. COMSTOCK Ar CO., FOR WARDING and COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Produce Dealers, and Lard Oil Manufacturers, Canal Basin, Columbus, Ohio. J. RIDGWAY & CO'S IRON FOUNDRY, Broad street, near the Bridge, Colum 1 bus. Ohio. Sloyes of all kiuila, and a great yaricty off lae-Unga, always on hand. Oct. I, 1841. nnoTtl;"TI10MIVSON'S OEI'ICE, N O. 4, NEIL'S EXCHANGE, opposite the Secretary of Stale's Office, High st., Columbus. dccll. COLUMBUS HAT STORE. J P. RCD18ILL, High street, opposite the State Build- Ingfl, always keeps on hand a good assortment of Hats and Caps of the latest fashions. Hats made to order. WM7w1LLSHIRE RILEY, SURGICAL and Mechanical Dentist, Columbus, Ohio. Agent for Aloook'l Premium Teeth. Por sale ISakerct Kiloy's Patent Forcep Key. May l:)..t-wly. CITYIlTvERY STABLE. Till", subscriber has removed to the new brick stable built by Dr. L. Goodale, corner of Suu'ar'and pair alleys, a lew s'eps from High street, and rear of the Capitol House. O HORSES AND CARRIAGES TO lET.ja Nov J.. dtf. ' MASSE, . GEORGE E. WALCIJTT, 8 o N A .V 1) II A A' N E It PA1 ft TER, Nov. 'J... dtf. coi.usihiu, :imo. BRICKSON & TREAD W ELL, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, forth purchase and sale of WOOL, at Rochester, Now York, and No. 54, Pearl street, Boston. WUON ERICSSON. Rochester, N. Y. GEORGE rREADWELL, Boston. neclidly. COLUMBUS AND ZENIA RAILROAD. rTRE ninth instalment of ten per cent, on each share of I the canitr.l stock of this Company, is required on the loth dav ol July next, and the 10th and last instalment of ten per cent, on the I5lh dav of August next, to he paid to I). W. Deshler. Esq., Treasurer of this Company. By order of the Board. J. RIDGWAY, Jr., Secretary. June 18. 1819. (p Statesm an. Xcnia Torch Light and Cincinnati Ca-lette, publish to Aug. 15th. jel9 7w. CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY. fJKEK THE subscribers have constantly on hand n -rKeUffU large number ol Family Carriages. Bugglea, St s ffi . " , made of the bolt materials and workmanship, which they are selling at vrry low fliers. They have also a large tr LIVERY STABLE CHiQ Connected with their bnalnoai, and are prepared 1 j i o accommodate custoniets promptly, and at reasonable prices. Shop and Stable, corner of Front street and Suiiar Alley, between State and Town streets. BLAKE. DOM 1(1 AN & CO. P. S Second hand Carriages and Buggies for sale. Repairing done promptly. May 7, 1889. 3m FOR SALE, THE JEWETT FAIi.M. consisting of eighty acres. Iv. ing on the verge of the City of Columbus, halt' a mile south ol the new Court House, between the Chlllioothc road and the Scioto river. This valuable properly contains ten acres suitable Tor building lots, the balance being riel bottom land, appropriate for iiardens or firming purposes Persons desiring a fuwdtOBM property adjoining a city, ra pidly extending its limits, would do well to examine. Foi terms apply at the law office of B. T. CUSHINQ. Opposite Exchange Bank, High at. Columbui, April 30, I8W. dfcwtf COLUMBUS IRON WORKS....P. HAYDEN, Manufacturer of IKON and WIPE. All kinds and liici kept constantly on hind. and for sale at Pittsburgh prices. Office No 4, Kxehange Buildings. Wrought Scrnp lrou wanted, for which the highest cash price will be paid. feb'2WAiwtf P. HAYDEN. ' JTlTaw. a. gTllT IKON FOUNDRY, corner of Town and Canal streets, Columbui. Ohio: Warehouse. No. 7. Broadway Exchange. StoTei Ploughs. Corn Shellcrs. Hollow Ware; and a gen eral assortment of loundrv castings, always on hand. Job ork and Machinery made to order in the bast manner, and in snort nonce. June ..w.vt-wtr To Country Merrhaiifs. CALL on C. R KINO, and buy goods below the market prices. Cerno along, and make yourselves known ai cash buyeri responding to this call, and you will buy. For a few days only. C. R. Kl i. May 17, 18W d&w. MERCHANT'S TRANSPORTATION COMPANY, Erin Cunitl. 'PHIS Linn of Boats will be prepared on the opening n 1 I avigatiou, to forward Produce, Merchandise mid Pas-lungen, to ami Irnui New York, Boston and Albany, with promptness and dospatch, and at reasonable rates. YVo Hoalt tract Alliani) anil (!, tirii. IIOI.'P, PALMI'.K r. CO., Buffalo, ) 0. N. UHAPIN k CO, Albany, 1 rnlmotor"' Q j' Mark packages " M. T. Co.'- Ship by Hudson P.iver Lino Tow Boats. H. M. HotI &. Co., Agents, '.) Comities Slip, N. Y. Otii Kimiall, IS Long Wharl, Boaton E. M. I ITCH ii Co , Cleveland, O. D. HoillTOILsV Co., " New ark. A M. HALI, Uantral Agent, Ohio Canal. mySl-dSm. NEW ARRIVAL JUST received, direct Irom Europe, a very lariro nvsort-metit of Musical tnitrunjonta. conaiating in part of Violins, Flules, Claronets, (iititara, Fifes, Taiuborjnei, Flageolets, Tubus, Ophielidci, T'rondioncs, Tenor and Ban Trooipeta, Cornopooni, Saxhorua, Plain and Keyed BtlglM, Cymbals, die Also, a very line assortment of Strings fur (iuitars, Violins, Violincello mill Double Bass. A general assortment ol Musical Merchandize, an Violin Bridges, Tail pieces. Fin-rer boards, Keys for Violin ai:d Guitar. Avery large stock of Violin and Violincello Bows, Clarionet Heeds, Mouth piecei for different wiml instruments, Harmonicas, Clarified Uosin, c, 6ic Then Initnimcnta, having been selected and bought at the manufactories in Europe by one of the Ann. wo are enabled lo recommend lbn. and irll much cheaper than any over before offered in tho Western market. 0, MACyOLD CO , Mu-ic Store, Slate it., near the Post Office. Columbus, Juno 1') llind&w, EAGLE FOUNDRY, Broad t., west end t the NtRional Bridge, ColiuubiiK, Ohio. A MBOS it LENNOX, manufacturers of all kinds ol Caslings, !Steam Engine!, Plows, &ic. They lire also preparing a new and beautiful selection of stove patterns, v: four sizes, 8, It, 10 &. II inch boiler Premium Cooking Stoves, enst and sheet iron Air-Tight Parlor StOTOO, etc. We have purohaied the right to manufacture the colehratod ' Amtrican Rtvtrie Drqfl Cooking Stow," which is universally allowed to be eiual, if nut superior to any now in use. Also, Coal Stoves, of tho latest and most approved style. Plows, of the most approved construction, will always be found on hand, erpial to nny in the market, and at Euch prices as cannot tail to please. We also manufacture oait and wrought iron railing of the lalest style, varying in price from 'l to ffi per foot. Steam Enginta, of various sizes anil patterns, embracing the latest improvements, ami at as low prices as can be procured at any other establishment. Machinery repaired at the shortest notice. Columtua, July 2 d&twlmwtf. CARP ETS CARPETS 1 , thankful for the great run T I). OSIIOKN &.CO.. tJ . their t ar lrpet Establishment has had. and anticlDatlne a large trade for their Carped this season, would inform the public that they have just received an extra large lot of all kinds of Spring Styles of Carpet OH Cloths, Arc., selected from the latest styles, and purchased for the Cash, and will be sold lower than ever offered in this city. Their stock consists ill part of liisi yards lirilssells at 1 .17 i. n to 51 ?.- ' I :)7i " 1 00 " 75 a; 1800 " Three Ply, (000 " Best Wool Ingrain. ' 117 25110 " Assorted kinds, 86 tOW " Wool and Cotton, 37 11100 " Cotton, " 'J5 IJnO " " Venetian, " 12J 1100 " Tapestry & wool do. " ,')7 1)00 " Stair, ' ;)1 68 Woolen Ruggs, from 1 'Jj 10 Oil Cloth " " 1 00 70 Sea Grass anil Woolen Malts, .'Ml 1200 yards 1-1 and li-l .Mailing, HI 38 75 6i 0 M 1 50 1 50 dfl oii ,1.1 llrnyv .-u.uot.uoo. tm :mii Cotton and Wool Ra ; Carpet. 375 " Woolen List " Oil Cloths, of 1, 3,4,4j,6 and It foot wide, at 37e to 51 00 per yard. Also, cut to suit any size room or hall. Curtnins--Painted. Bhadei. 680 yards Col. Woolen and Cloth Drapery. 500 " Needle Work Swiss MualUt Curtaina, from 31c to 52 per yard. 3.V) ' Booka Stripe and woTe figured Curtaina, 98 Painted Oil Curtains Columbus, April 18 d.Vw.lin lliiiuiMi( ! GOODS AT rosT EOH :to DAYS. P ELLIS it CO., intending to make a change in their J. . business soon, will lor the next thirty days oiler their stock of Hardware, at wholesale or retail, at ColT, and many articles for LESS THAN COST I ti hk at BAROAlJil can be hail bv calling soon. T. P. ELLIS fc CO., Columbus, June 2, 'I'.M&wlni. 'Jf High street. a.w. br'owiT&com " HAVE just reeoived from Neiv York their Spring and Summer (.nods, consisting of a large and well selected stork of French, German, Belgian ami American Cloths and I'assimeres, of the latest and best styles. Also a general assortment of Silk, Cashmere and Marseilles Veatingi, Cravats, Stocks, Handkerchiefs, Shirts, Suspenders, Gloves, halt Hose, fee. &c, which will ho disposed of at a very small advance above cost. Please examine our goods ami pricea before puichasiug elaowbore. Fashion Plates lor sale. April 17. Illll). dtf MORE SOLE LEATHER. AC. BROWN, has just received a large lot of Span- isli Soli; Leather, which bowilliell at 111 cents. No better article can be found in the city. Also, French and Country Calf Skins and Upper Leather. LT Sign of the Red Boot, High it. jel l. COPARTNERSHIP VtcELV'AIN &. FITCH. Wholesale and Retail Crocers, iVl and Defleri in Produce, wouid respectfully inform their friends and public generally, that they have entered into copartnership, and may be found at the wartdiouse for marly occupied by John Wiliard, near the Scioto Bridge, where they oiler, for sale a large assortment ol' Groceries very low lor cash or produce. They will also pay cash for all kinds of produce. JOS. McF.LVALY jiiU.'iiKVw. R. FITCH A PREVENTIVE OF CHOLERA. 'Pne most lY convenient and pleaaaot residence in the beautiful and health town Of Worthington is lor sale Very cheap. Itis I house of good size, well finished, with every convenience about it for comfortable living. The situation is the most desirable 111 the the town for a residence, without exeep-lion. 'Phe village of Worthington is noted for the respectability and intelligence of its people, anil for its churches ami good schools, and is the most healthy place in this part ol the country. Not one case of cholera occured there when it visited Columbus in 1K32. and anv one living there during the coming summer will be sale from that dreaded pestilence. It is but nine miles from the city of Columbus, and the Cleveland Railroad being located about half a mile Irom the village, will muke it a most desirable situation for Ihose wishing retirement and pure air, at the same time Hint they can have a quick and easy communication with the city. Entpiirc of Jinl8..dfcw. H. COWLES ft CO., 181 High st. IIAKE R'S'ATENTMtEMIUM GATE. IT is evident this tiate possesses many valuable qualities 1. over the Swing tiate or any other which we have seen, among which we notice the following : 1st. lis self-balancing principle obviates all difficulty of sagging 2d. Its simple city of structure renders it easy of manufacturing. 3d. Its durability is secured by bearing itaentirt weight 011 the rollers, and only in u perpendicular direction. 4th. A team niay approach it on cither side without backing up to open it. Bth. It slides parallel with the fence which renders it outol Hie w ay when open. 6th. Time and labor saved in opening and shotting, eipuls filty feet travel at each operation. 7th. The difficulty ol swinging against w agons w hile passing tbro is obviated Btb. SL or more is actually saved on each t into by obviating the expense nl iron hinges and fastenings, as the expense of the rollers will not exceed 25 cts. .here Gates took the first Premium at the Now York State Agricultural Fair, held in Auburn, Octobct, l.-li.; also, several county Premiums. The Self-Shutting Wicket Gate, also, the Form Gate hai been built 111 front of the Institution for the Blind, wucre lliey may be inspected. The subscriber has the right for Franklin county, for the hove Gates, ami will sell rights on reasonable terms. Columbus. June I8..dfcwtf. JOEL SEARLES. NEW BOTANIC MEDK INK STORE. r"P On High street, nppvnte A. I'. Stone's S'ore. L HE subscriber has taken Howard's Botinic Medicines, and is filling up with fresh and well prepared articles, such as all persons who desire Ireedom from bodily suffering, upon rational principles, may use to profit Alio, a supply of those well known I. ieiments for external application, that he has been employed in manufacturing for years past, the effect of which is to excite in the system that kind of action that will assist nature in removing tho obstructions that cause suffering. The different Syrups, Bitters, Tinctures, Sic. that are in 111c, can all be had on short notice. ap!3 diwly ROBERT CLOUD. MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICAL WORK. Ileiuu a Treatise upon the SeUHCI of EurisCOpia, Oftht manner duignating Dtuntt won examination of the frine; h,j FREDERICK OfOEJtBURQH, M. D,t qf Qoitmgtn, Qtrmonu, trantlatui by M II IVie- nefi Urllcopean Phyiician nj .Van Fori, with notes ami addition adnpttd to Jhntritmn Practice, (her 400 pagu, rico., tmbtUiskod wmh upward of two hltndrea colored tngratingt, Second edition revised and corrected. rTMIE above is one of the most important Medical Works ever oiiereu 10 ine worm, Doing oe first piiiiiicntion uuuu ins unricaie nun mysterious hriencc ol IJnscopia. 'I his sience has for ages been hitherto kept by the favored i" ine si'ieiesi seems)', anil only imparted toothers under the firmest obllgationsjlnd at enormous sums, lor the information conveyed. 'Phis work enables every one. of how. ever limited means, to recure the peculiar aecieti of this my sierious science. '1 ho I. riscitoian System has for nees maintained s honn. larlty surpassing all other theories of medicine by means of its universal success in Hie treatment of Chronic Diseases and this popularity is destined to bo exceeded a hundred 10111 ny itsiiiturc greatness. 1 lie system lias been practiced by the most eminent ohr. Biennis lor the last four hundred years, and its followers are teedily and firmly advancing, until at tho present time it is pructiccil wit 1 the greatest success 111 Germany, trance, Austria i.ussia, hngUnil , anil generally throughout the Eu ropean Kingdom, in some pane of Asia, and a few practitioners are found in this country. The necessity of a woik uiion Ibis intricate and mysteri ous science has been long IDDarent The celebrated Dr. Oldenburgh has been many years Blunged in preparing this highly finished volume. Ills labors have been abundantly rewarded, three thousand roluroei having been disposed of in Europe, in six montha, Auolher edition having been ed lor, li as been prepared and translated by Dr. Win- iner. anil is now ready to be delivered to purchasers, in Ijiu iiud amnions. 'Phe superiority of 1 Lin ivalem over all oth ers, in the treatment of Chronic Diraaiea, has been fully ted 111 thousands of instances, and it only becomes nec essary to obtain a eorroot knowledge of the science, to extend thai superiority to the treatment of all diseases. Iris eoplan Physicians, in all countries, have invariably secured the most unbounded notoriety and popularity, by means of the iceiieral success attending the system. 'Po tho young Practitioner, this system is particularly da. liable, ai it Immediately ushers him into a practice' that would tako vears of toil and labor to obtain upon anv oth er sys'em, and perhaps never to be acquired at'all. To the old Phyiician, the lyilem is equally valuable, as it exempts him from the daily toil of a visit to each of his patients, who may be miles distant. In this work the appearance of the urine is eiven in two hundred an I eight diseases, with en. 'ravings representing the appearance, form, color, sediment, shade, tinge, dec, ol' every disease. Also, a synopsis of the Uriacoplaa sisttm ol treatment, adapted to American practice. Any person of good natural ami ncQUircd abilities mav eain a sufficient knowledge of the system, to practice with success. In from six to nine months. Regularly educated Physicians in a much less time. The work w ill he forwarded by mail to toy part of the country. Price go. 1 ersons inclosing us a live dollar 'mid, w ill Immediately receive a copy o! tins work. All remittances at our link. Address (J. W. WIEMER, Pittsburgh, Pa. 0'" Country papers may copy to the amount of S5. and brward bills to G. W. Wiemer, Pittsburgh, Pa. ico" iuy worn. A. P. STONE & Co., WHOLESALE DEALERS. EXCLUSIVE!. V. ARE now receiving their Spring S.ock of British and American Dry Goods, 10 which they invite the atten lion of lliu merchant! in Columbus and surrounding conn try Our stock is large and as complete as can be lound in any Wholesale House in New York or Philadelphia, and we in aim win sell lliem as cheap as mev ran be euri lu-ri in either of the above named cities, with the addition ol freight. We buy our goods of Ihe Importers. .Manufacturers, and at the great Package Auctions, the same places where Ihe wholesale merchants east buy. and we can live al as small nrnlWc in I .l "iieie rcnlS aim our.-l expenses are not mo-tenth what they are east, as thev can. We invite one md all to look at our stock and prices, and ludio for idem. elves. A. I'. STONE CO. P. S. We take this method to s ir lo DOS old DUstaianN that our goods are now arriving, and we should lie glad to eethem. marlli diw. It'HOVS, Dt) YOU HEAR THAT .' GREAT BARGAIN ! For sale a valuable larm, in Frank lin county, situated en the road leading from Howard's Mill to Dublin, and one mile west of the Scioto river. Said farm contains 133 acres of land, 100 of which are cleared and in a good slate of cultivation. On the premises are a good log dwelling house and bam, an orchard of good fruit irees, ami two. never-failing springs of water. For further particulars inquire of the subscriber 011 the premises. apl2-3ind&w. JOSEPH HART. ta BEEF PELTS. I he subscriber will pay the high kj esc market price in cash lor Mll.1',1 ed it his factory 011 Siatn Avenue. febJld.Vwtf. PELTS, deliver P' HAYDEN. PATENT HARK MILLS, made in a new and highly approved manner; one of the best mills now in use, and warranted lo perforin well. Manufactured ami for sale by J. 1.. & W. A. Gill, at the June I9..wdtt-Wtf, FRANKLIN FOUNDRY. pt)PARTNERSIIIPlOTICE.-iio su'bscrmTra V.' have for I a copartnership under the firm of Bait K; so.n .v. 1 itsUDWBLL, ror tee transaction 01 tho wool con,. mission business, as heretofore conducted by the nun .01 partner, at No. 51, Pearl stieet. AARON ERICSSON, GEORGE TREADWEI.L. Boston, Dee. 12dly. WANTED. IN A STORE. A GOOD HONEST GERMAN BOY, age from Id to 20 One who can talk English, and can come wilh Ihe best recommendations, will hear of a good situation by applying at this office. my 19, LAWNS, Arc. A!:, RGF. lot of Printed Lawns, iingharns. 8(0., pur based since the great bill of prices, just received. Also, a tew patterns of Bareges at reduced prices, for sale by fjel-dfcw. STANTON k LEE. LADIES' IMIIIiAUi:iJMilA (SIIOKS. RECMV&D this nioiiiinp, '.i boXM super Hifh Run-kiiiK, of Ihe best Fhiladclphi;. nnk p;irt 7'urnit ;idi1 pift wring heels, by II. COWLKS & CO. my 17 tli:w. (Tribune copy.) macaUEay's kn;laimk VOTS. 1 nntl lititlnr'a luro nml line edition, 5fl perei per vol., bound in muslin, Rfld t9A in Libranhp Just r-cfiivcit at Ihe n:w bt-okstore, Neil HoUftQ. nayS. J. II. RILEY flt CO. DlSSOHJTIOiVe The enMrtBtrtbip Iieretot'ore ei-isin.i lielweeri II. COM STOCK f'0.. nnd M. I HOW 1,171 i', WM ili83olvod on the 1st dV of.lanu;iry, IK VJ, by mutotl consent. HOVVLKTT & CO. Mwrobfie SCIIEIDAMGIN.--5 pifiei l'v nehend's I'ine Apple Ci in. 3 no (.'lover Leaf do. In sture and for sale low by SOUTUOATE, HAWTHORN CO , jel. '1 CotovUl st. Cincinnati vahninii. nt'UMTUKR VARNISH ;Nos. and 5. Also, Polish. L Coach Body Varnish, for site by J. U. WH EATON, nru2!Tist, Mnrr-h COTMf of 1 1 :ii nutl l.ro.id slrneti. IIISTUKV ot (.old and Silver, by J. I.. ( om- LPtok. M. u Just received ai the new bookstore. Neil Hons fiekJl J. H. RILEY A: CO. aTEST AKK1VAL AT M. GOODINU'S. MtnffaM Blue. Ottos, Cboiry ttd Maroon atins, for RooBOtts Also. superior -erond Mourning, and I'ancy Long Shawls, Demi Vails, and sundry other fancy articles, at one doorfcoutli of the Capitol House. dec0. NOTICE. rrtfJE subscriber, havinir relinquished his business in Co X lumbus, and desifjnin to be absent a portion of the summer, has left his books and notes with Mr. Matthew Long, at the bookstore of I. N. Whiting and Huntington, who is authorized to use his name in their settlement. All persons, therefore, who know theinselveti to be indebted to him either bv note or book MUMMUlL will idease call im me diately fin Mr. Long, and settle. J. K. gCROdUS. Coiumous, May II. liiVJ. VALUAHIiE HEAL ESTATE FOK SALE. Tha subscriber otfera for salt, on very liberal terms, the lollowtng described real estate, situate on the jNitional ro.id, in the immediate vicinity of the eastern boundary line ol ti e corporation of Columbus, and opposite the Blind Asv-him. to wit : out lots Not. 8o". 99. 100. KB and 106, ef CrW by's addition of out lots. Alio, ios 1,2,4 and 5. of Karn- sev s adihtu-n. It and -Ji, ot ( h impiori subdiviFioji o hall ection No. 23. Also, in lot No. 23. on Town street. of Champion's addition to the city of Columbus. On out lot No. 86 there is a good two story brick house, together with suitable out-houses. tV c. There it alo on in-lot No. ?3, on Town street, a small frame house. For further par ticulars, as to price, &c. inquire of the subscriber on the premises. apU..d& wtl. AJMOSi N. KAMSK.V. HOOKS & STATION R li V . 1. N. WHITING Si HUNTINGTON, llookstllers and Stationtrt, lliifh street. ENCYCLOPEDIA Ol' . FOG It A I'll Y . rpilE Encyclopedia of ( Jeognphy: comprising a complete A description of the Earth, Physical, Statistical. Civil and Political; exhibiting its relations to the Heavenly Bodies, its Physical Structure, the Natural History of each country, and the Industry. Commerce, Political Institutions, and Cl vil and Social State ol' nil Nations, By Hugh Murray, F. o. c. A sal ilea in Astronomy, etc., by Professor Waller. Geology, oco.. by Professor Jameson. Botany, &c., by Professor Hooker. Zoology. Ac , by W. Hwainson, Esq lllusiraled by eighty Maps, and about eleven hundred 0th-er engravings, represenlin.,. ihe most reniaikable objects of Nature and Art in every region of the Globe, together with a New Map of the United Stales, revised, with additions, by Thomas G. Bradford. 3 very large super royal Uvo volumes.'Phe above exceedingly valuable work is for sale in Columbus, at the bookstore of je21 1, N. WHITING it HUNTINGTON. WONDERFUL INVENTIONS. A HISTORY ol Wonderful Inventions, illustrated with numerous engravings ; 1 vol. toN.TK.vrs : Tho Mariner's Compass; The Steam Engine Lighthouses ; Tho Cotion Manufacture ; Ciiiipowderard Gun Cotton: Steam Navimition : Clocks; The Railway: Priming; (Ins Lloht : The Tnemometer ; The' Electric Telegraph ; The Barometer) ''ho Telescope j The .Microscope. Just received and lor sale by j)5. I. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. Reach's Eainilv Physician, in 1 vol. rnvnl Hvo. BEING an abridgement of his American Practice. 'Plus work treats ol Ihe Dise e es of .Men. Women and Chil dren, on Reformed or Botanical principles, and has been recommanuea ny ine most ceieoratee physicians in both hemispheres ; and splendid gold medals have been awarded the author by tho Sovereigns of Europe. It isdctigned i r Faini'ios ami Physicians, with numerous engravings. For sale at tho booketore of je83, I S. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. MAP OF THE UNITED STATES AND CAN ADA. S1 IIOWING tho Canals. Railroads, and principal Slate Routes, dec. ". c. Moulded on Rollers. Glazed and Col ored. 'Phis beautiful Map of the United States and Canada, measuring four feet by three, has been prepared by Mr. Samuel Rreese, with great care and expense, from Ihe most reliable and authentic louroea, and includes the more re cent changes. &c. One groat advantage in this map consists in its distinctness Of Ms names of places, boundaries of counties and Slates, and city plans; while ils splendid appearance, coupled wilh ils exceeding cheapness, must speedily insure for it a wide popularity. No more desirable map could be devised for Ihe counting room, the Lyceum school, or privalo library. For salo at the bookstore of ie'23. I N. WHITING it HUNTINGTON. BOUSE FOR RENT. 1HE four story brick house on the southeast corner of Town and Front streets, is now'-for rent, This house has recently been finished off inside in a very noeietyle. mid containing eight congenienl rooms, is well calculated for a boarding house or for a good sized family. There nro also a good cistern and pump in the yard. . For terms, ike., apply at Ihe baokatere of je!3. I. W. WHITING .V HUNTINGTON. ROOMS FOR RENT CtEVERAL rooms well adapted lor offices, over Ihe store O of II. Cuwlcs ft t'o-. are for rent. Applv al the bookstore of I. N. WHITING 8c HUNT1NT0N. join. NEW BOOKS. by Longfellow ; I ml. TV" A VAN N A II XV Dacotah, by Mrs, Eastman I V.,1 uayaro s irinevah ; 2 vols, DlatunielPa UsJImmAa-j l.-. ... ... For sale by jel4. I. rv. WHITING et HUNTINGTON. KALOOLAH. JOURNEYINGS to the Djebel Kurorlj an autlbiogriphy ol Jonathan Romor) 1 vol ISmo, For sale by jell. I. N. WHITING it HUNTINGTON. WOOD'S PRACTICE-Ncw Edition. TRF.A'FISE on the Practice of Medicine, by George B. Wood. M. D. Second edition, just published. 2 Hvo. For sale at the bookstore of ill. 1. N. WHITING 8c HUNTINGTON. MAGAZINES Qodov'i Lady's Book fur May ; QrtbeUn'i Magaxtne for Mav ; for pale by ap?3. I. N. VYH1TINO 5l HUlNTliVOTON. Abbott's History ot Chnrlfs the Second. n ISTORY of Kinu Charles Ihe Second, of EtinUnd by J. J. Jacob Abbott; 1 volume, Bmo, Just received at the Bookstore of myl I N, VYHITINg & HUNTINGTON, Lamnrtine'ti (Jonfideutinl DlscloNiireti. THE Confidential Disclosures, or Memoirs of my YooUll by AlphoOM de l amartine, author of The History ot the Girandlati jM Irailalated from the Preach j price 25 "cts, Aqnes Morris ; or, The Heroine of Domestic Life; price 25 cents, i-'or sale bv my7 I ft, WHITING & HUNTINGTON, M e I vi I id New Work MA III) I ; and a VovagO Thilher; by Herman Melville; 2 VOloMfniOi I'o r sale at tho Bookstore of myl I.N. WHITING Ac HUNTINGTON. Franklin IIIiiHtrfttPdrnrtH 7 and 8. THE beautiful illustrated auto biography of Benjmnin Franklin, and a narrative of his l'ublic Life and Servi cps. Splendidly embellished by numerous exquisite de-siL'n! by Chapman. I'arts 7 and 8, completing the work, al the Bookstore of rny7 L N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. lKVlNG'S WOItK Vol. 10, THE Advontoroi Of Captain Bonneville in the Rocky Mountains and the Far West. Kdited by Washington Endng ; 1 vol. with map. Cor sale by jeU. I N, WHITING & HUNTINGTON. V ALU AISLE WOttKS FOU EAUMEHs. fpm KAIiMKK S LIBRARY ; containing Lectures to L Farmers on Agricultural Chemi.-try, by Alexander Pott" hohlt; trie Principle of Agriculture," by Albert D. Thaei, and the Book of tho Farm; being a systematic work on praotical agriculture, on an entirely new and Original plant by Henry Stephens. Illustrated with portraits of animals painted Iron life, beaatiftally engraved, arid numerous wood cuts and plates of agricultural implement! so particularized aa to enable country mechanics to construct them Irom Ihe descriptions. Willi copious notes ami observations, by John S. Skinner; lvoll.8vo, ' No farmer who thirsts for knowF edge himself, or who aspires to bavo liis son rise to the title 4 post ol honor the dignified Station of an intellectual am) accomplished agricuhurir-t, can justifiably deny himself such a work ns Stephens' Book ol ihe f arm." The Journal ot Agriculiurc, contains the best current productions in promotion of Hgriculiur.il improvement, including the choicest prize essays issued in Kurope and America, with original contributions from eminent fanneiff and statesmen. Edited by John S. Skinner I vols. Uvo. " The engravings in these volumes are numerous, and many of them are colored to life and very costly. They are nol only invaluable to every fanner, but they will he lound extremely interesting and beautiful volumes in every family where reading lot ins any portion of their occupation or amusement." The Western Farmer and Gardener, devoted to Agricul ture. Horticulture, Gardening, the Flower Garden, Cattle Relting, Sec. F.dited by K. J. Hooper, Thomas Affleck, Charles Foster, and t'arles W. Elliott. Ksqrs. I vol 8vo. Encyclopaedia of Agriculture; comprising the Theory and Fractic of the Valuation, Transfer. Laying out, Improvement and Management of Landed Prone i ty ; and the Cultivation and Economy of the Animal and vegetable Productions ol Agriculture, including the latest improvement! ; i general history of Agriculture in nil countries, and a statistical view of its present state, with suggestions for its future progress. With upwards of eleven hundred engravings on wood. 1 large vol Uvo. New edition, with asup-plement. containing all the recent improvements. ByJ C Loudon, F. L. G. Z., & H. S., Ate. The Farmer's Companion ; or essays on the principles and practice of American Hmbandry. W ith an appendix containing tables, and other mutter useful to the farmer : by the lite Hon. Jesse Boot I vol. l2mo. The Potato Plant, its uses and properties ; together with the cause of the present malady. The extension of that disease toother plants, and the question as to the best means of averting that calnmity j by Alfred Smee. 1 vol 12tno. The Farmer's Treasuro ; a practical treatise on the na ture and value of manures, founded from experiments on various crops. Wilh abrirf nccountof all the most recent, discoveries in Agricultural Chemistry. By F. Falkner. 1 vol. 12rno. For sale al the bookstore of L N. W HITING dr. HUNTINGTON. my9 Ion. CINCINNATI. QLASI. Arc. 5000 HALF BOXH8 BftLLiriBKOI Imphoviii IVUIIL ()VKS (il.AMS. I ... I,. I,.... 1000 balf bozei 6i9.7i9.8il0,9ilD.(lIS.Bf3,9xl4 1000 " " 10I2,I0M, 10x15, lOxli;, 10il7, 10x18. in.ii, i.,..t ... I,. IIXX) 00 W0 WO 200 300 ivmxVf rnsTi i . i " lxlF, ItllA, IMS. ISll7, 12x18, 12x20. 12x22. Ux2F " 11x11, 11x15, llxlfi, 11x17, llxia, 11x20, 11x22.11x21. I Ixl II. 1 1x20, 10x20, llix22, 16lM, 1824, 30x40. " 11x28, 1(3x29, 20x22, 20x21, 21x30, 21a36. Doulilfi thick 8x11), 10x12, lOxlfi, 20x21 to 30x40. No. 2. 11x10. 10x12. (0(14. I61IA Ort Alto SOOboxtM GLASS VVAHF. ssMrted, 60- " Mcrvn nail Bonn (..inimniit. 100 " Ft rind ball pi. Flasks, 2fi " Qt, .. -iO " Qt. Bottles. 20 balf nml 1 rjall. 80 Oils (Is, Its, 2I, 30. mid 10s to gal. 20 Fiiinnii Svrupi. 20 Godrrera, I : . . 1 j I'icklo Jars, 20 half end 1 gallee Jari, 15 Bear's Oils. Imitation Crown end double thirk lan. Druggiat'l, Flint and tireen (Husk Wura, of ovorT da-scrlptlon. Orilem promptly tilled, ol' any sixe or quality of Window (Hum nr (ilnm Ware, at I'lllnliiireli prices N. W. 8PEBRS, No 12 Columbia t March K, 1849. dly Cincinnati, 0. W" HAIlliWAKi: AN1) CIJTLERY; E beg leave to Infofll tlio Mereliants of the Wcatera country that we are now reccmui; in addition to our former stroek a very cxteusivu variety OfOoodl in the Hard ward line, of American, Kurjlisli and' (leruian nianufacturo. We partloularlT request the Merchants to an examination of our stock before tbey mnkn their purchases in ot1 f . markets, as we arc conliilcnt that our prices will be four. J CorrespondlnglT low with those of New Vork and other Fa tern cities. Ourstock is comprised in part of the followingi Collin's. Siuinion's, and Mann's Alee) Mill anil X Cut Saws; (irass and drain Scythes; Scythe Sneaths; Sickles; liny and Manure Forks Haines, Traces, lloes; Anils; Shovels and Spades; And Looking Classes. Also, a complete assortment of Shelf Hardware. Prompt and particular atteution will ho given to all or imi .. - . n.uurcare. , , . MSAD cV WINSTON. March 4..t-wtf. No. 15 I'carl street, Cincinn-'ti. (Doar conxueo. wiiliam wood, ai rutin iroiiii conk r.i nr., wood & co., ma n t' i'actuii una or Pttre While Lead, Chrome Creen, B' d Lead, Yellow, l.ilharge, " Ked. Pj'9j Paria Green. Whiting, fire dried, Chinese Blue, Faris White, Assorted colored Faints and Cider Vinegar. Xnrlh side of Court street, East of Broad way. Yl'- have adopted the most approved method, as pn.c , JJ" 1,081 Peatern manulaoturen, in manufae'jii ing While Lead, and will warrant it equal to any manufac. lured in the United Sl ues. Will warrant tho' quality ol each article we manufacture, to he as good as anv to he pro cured, and to aire entire satisfaction. Offered' at lowest prices on usual lime, or discount for cash. Cincinnati, Jan, 3 lyd.Vw Fi. SKINNER, ( I. ate of Aru Lisbon, Ohio,) GENERAL Agency, Commission anil Forwarding Mer. chant, deals in Butter. Cheese, Lard, and Produce in general. No. 13, Fast Fronts!., nearstcaiuboat landing. Cincinnati, Ohio. Refer to Justus Wright, and A. ('.. Richardson. Bro. it Co., Cincinnati; i. W. Snodgrass & Co., New Lisbon; S, firUo lWouU,;' Lawson VcotdefWete .wait and rjebhart, Filt.sburi;li ; John Scott, Nashville scp22 dtf. TO THE PUBLIC. HAVING completed our new Piano and Tea Warcroome. nm I ri..il ....I ll I.; ... .... -mam . ' 7 , , ' ..i.iiiiiiieiiis,cunsisiingoi splendid 1 .alios, and .100 chests choice Teas, we invite purchas. ers and dealers in those articles to call and examine our stock which will be replenished weekly. Our Teas are purchased for cash direct ft-oni Importer!, and our Pianos hemg from tho manufactory of Stodart it Dunham, New Vork, cannot he equalled in the U. States. I he Plane Saleroom is over the Tea Warerooms, and occupies the whole upper part of the building. 1'cas put up in ( and .J pound packages, of hettnr quality. 111 better style, and at lower prices than of any of the Eastern packing houses. SMITH & NIXON. sugl, N. E. corner 7th and Walnut sts., Cincinnati, O. lAGS WANTEDT-wTrtrnTTlltiniTi par the 1A highest market price in Cash for good Rags. The ore-scut price is J3,tl per hundred lbs. NIXON It CO., Paper Manufacturers, Walnut at.. Four doors below Pearl st., Cincinnati, marchfi ft Cin Gee 7INE RKANDIES, 1 13 half Pipes J B Codard Brandy; 15 do Meglety do. 10 do Lafayette do. 20 do Alexandre SigQette do 10 do J. .1. Uupuy do. In store and for sale by BOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN it CO.. Wiy "' 21 Columbia St., Cincinnati. CUU LUMP TOUACCO. 10 boxes ,lo. !) a Tobacco 100 do Vp .',' ,1 1IK) Mo. 8's do; 60 do Mo. 12'sdo; Mold's do; 150 do Mo. lb do; Va. lb do ; in store and for sale low by SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN it CO.. 84 Columbia st .Cincionat. 20 100 march7. pATAWnA WINE.-2II0O gallons Catawba Wine, KJ two years old, manufactured by anexperienced Vintner, forsa'e by SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORNE & CO., Cincinnati, May It. 21 Columbia st. MAG LORY BRAN DY. Seven hf. Pipes MaglorT Brandy this day received and for sale by tWUTHUATE, HAWTHORN CO., 24 Columbia st. np!7 " B. GODDARI) BRANDY 10 hf. Pipes this J. superior brand Champagne Brandy, received and for sale by SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN it CO P2 2F Columbia st. CJICILY LIQIIORICE.-5 cases SiciTTstick Liquor KJ ice in store and lor sale by SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORNE &. CO. Cincinnati. May 14. M Columbia st. li I ICi. r Mi Y PORT If INE. AO Or. Caaka " l. Uurand llurgundv Fort, now lending and for sale bT CHI I'I'll. ' . 'IMS I I . ...a, .1 . . uui lll.Ull ,. 1.1.. I I U M . .V I II api 1 14 Columbia it. CflX TWIST TOBACCO.-IOO kegs No. 1.6 Twill tO 1 obacco. our ow n manufacture, in store, and for sale by BOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN dr. CO.. M"V 1,1 84 Columbia it., Cincinnati. ICE, TAR, ANO FISH. 10 casks Kice, 800 bbls. Tar, 200 do 1 ish. For sale by KING It HEFFNLR, 27 Main street, Cincinnati. mar2J OTOAB AND 8. II. MOLASSES K) 200 brls. Refined Sugars ; 50 do. S. II. Molasiei, prime, landing from Belle Isle, and for sale bv "l"' KING It HEFFNER, Cincinnati. MULES. Six very fine Mules, snitable Tor Calilor nia adventurers, mav be had by applying to apb KING St HEFFNER, 27 Main st. Cincinnati. Raisins. 200 boxes, lOOJ boxee, loo 4 boxee, land ing from John Adams, and for sale by ap'i KINC It HEFFNER. Cincinnati. MOLASSES. 1,000 brls Molasses, landing from Belle Isle, and for sale by Kl N(l &. HEFFNER, npo 27 Main it., Cincinnati. n BAt.S Pimento; 50 bags Jura Coflee 1UU landing from 1 inited States, and for sale bT apfi KING A: HEFFNER, Cincinnati. T EATHER. 100 bundle! Fppei and Skirtii.r. Leather JJ just roceired by KINC ts HEFFNER, apll No. 27 Main st., Cincinnati. TAR. 100 brls S. C Tar. just received and for sale by ap6 KINO k HEFFNER, Cincinnati. SUGAR AND MOLASSES, snd prime 1 1 .21X1 bbls. Molasses 3.r'0 ndde. Sugar, fair For sale bv M.V. &. HEFFNER. 27 Main street. linr.'.' Cincinnati.

DAILY OHIO STATE JOURNAL. VOLUME XH. COLD MHUS, MONDAY, JULY 9, 1819. NUM BLR 310. WM. B. THRALL & HENRY REED, BDITOM AND PROPitlRTORB. Omen south-east aiirncrof street and Sugar alley. TERMS. Dmily por annum, Tii-wcekly por annum, - Wekly per annum. 6 m - II 30 2 00 Turina ol" Adyi'rllNitiR. Twclvo lines or lent, one or mice insertions, jf l.and 25 cents lor each additioiisliMincrton. BUSI.NKSS CALIDS. AMERICAN. WM. KEi.siiY, COLUMBUS, O. CARLISLE ROUSE, BV J. BOVD, Opposite the New t:onrt House, South Main street, Aprllfit-wkwtr, r iHci rvn.i.K. OHIO, CHARLES W. GII..TIORK, ATTORNEY K'V LA W, Chlllioothe, Ohio, will practice in the courts of lloan, Pickaway, and the adjoining counties. BofSCdtf. MATTHEWS it. BUTTLES, ATTORNEYS and Counsellors at Lw,Columbtu,Onlo, Office one door loath of I. N. Whiting Ac. Huntington's Book-store, up stairs. . Not. 1,1840. F. J.Mattmiwi, A. B. Butti.ks. WALTER THRALL, ATTORNEY and Coaniellorit Law. Columbus, Ohio. Ip Aim. a Commissioner to tike tlio Acknowledgement or Deeds for the State of New York. UJ" Qilicn on High st., between Town anil Rich, OOtJO, DR. MAHIS'S OITICK, BASEMENT of Judge Swan's new building. High at. Residence Southwell comer of Rich tod Third sts., opposite Baptist Church, dec 11 dtf. BROADWAY HOTEL, B V DAVID MITCHELL, Broad itreet, Uolumbui, O- bio. April o..dtr. I. N. WHITING HUNTINGTON, BOOKSELLERS and stationers, next door to the ( linton Bank. High street, Columbus, Ohio. Alargeessortmen) i f Hooka and Stationery always on hand. SFlrilHT & T.I L I, E Y . B OOK-BINDEBS, High street, opposite tho Publio Olfi- eea.Colninotie. AUn- J, ,JI''- Wat. Bmmbt. m- 1 - limit. GERE, ABBOTT & CO., DEALERS In Hardware and Cutler?, Iron. Nails, Glass, House Builders' materials, Faming and Mechanical Tools, Military (ioodi, fee. etc., Mo. ltil High street, sign of the Oilt Padlock. J. B. WHEATON. DRUGGIST.anil Dealer in Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye StuH's, Class, IfO. fcc, wholesale and retail, corner of High and Broad itreeti, Columbui, Ohio. C. R. KING, BALER IN DRY GOODS, &c, opposite tUfhanse Bank, Oolembue. Not. III. .11. D R. COMSTOCK Ar CO., FOR WARDING and COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Produce Dealers, and Lard Oil Manufacturers, Canal Basin, Columbus, Ohio. J. RIDGWAY & CO'S IRON FOUNDRY, Broad street, near the Bridge, Colum 1 bus. Ohio. Sloyes of all kiuila, and a great yaricty off lae-Unga, always on hand. Oct. I, 1841. nnoTtl;"TI10MIVSON'S OEI'ICE, N O. 4, NEIL'S EXCHANGE, opposite the Secretary of Stale's Office, High st., Columbus. dccll. COLUMBUS HAT STORE. J P. RCD18ILL, High street, opposite the State Build- Ingfl, always keeps on hand a good assortment of Hats and Caps of the latest fashions. Hats made to order. WM7w1LLSHIRE RILEY, SURGICAL and Mechanical Dentist, Columbus, Ohio. Agent for Aloook'l Premium Teeth. Por sale ISakerct Kiloy's Patent Forcep Key. May l:)..t-wly. CITYIlTvERY STABLE. Till", subscriber has removed to the new brick stable built by Dr. L. Goodale, corner of Suu'ar'and pair alleys, a lew s'eps from High street, and rear of the Capitol House. O HORSES AND CARRIAGES TO lET.ja Nov J.. dtf. ' MASSE, . GEORGE E. WALCIJTT, 8 o N A .V 1) II A A' N E It PA1 ft TER, Nov. 'J... dtf. coi.usihiu, :imo. BRICKSON & TREAD W ELL, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, forth purchase and sale of WOOL, at Rochester, Now York, and No. 54, Pearl street, Boston. WUON ERICSSON. Rochester, N. Y. GEORGE rREADWELL, Boston. neclidly. COLUMBUS AND ZENIA RAILROAD. rTRE ninth instalment of ten per cent, on each share of I the canitr.l stock of this Company, is required on the loth dav ol July next, and the 10th and last instalment of ten per cent, on the I5lh dav of August next, to he paid to I). W. Deshler. Esq., Treasurer of this Company. By order of the Board. J. RIDGWAY, Jr., Secretary. June 18. 1819. (p Statesm an. Xcnia Torch Light and Cincinnati Ca-lette, publish to Aug. 15th. jel9 7w. CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY. fJKEK THE subscribers have constantly on hand n -rKeUffU large number ol Family Carriages. Bugglea, St s ffi . " , made of the bolt materials and workmanship, which they are selling at vrry low fliers. They have also a large tr LIVERY STABLE CHiQ Connected with their bnalnoai, and are prepared 1 j i o accommodate custoniets promptly, and at reasonable prices. Shop and Stable, corner of Front street and Suiiar Alley, between State and Town streets. BLAKE. DOM 1(1 AN & CO. P. S Second hand Carriages and Buggies for sale. Repairing done promptly. May 7, 1889. 3m FOR SALE, THE JEWETT FAIi.M. consisting of eighty acres. Iv. ing on the verge of the City of Columbus, halt' a mile south ol the new Court House, between the Chlllioothc road and the Scioto river. This valuable properly contains ten acres suitable Tor building lots, the balance being riel bottom land, appropriate for iiardens or firming purposes Persons desiring a fuwdtOBM property adjoining a city, ra pidly extending its limits, would do well to examine. Foi terms apply at the law office of B. T. CUSHINQ. Opposite Exchange Bank, High at. Columbui, April 30, I8W. dfcwtf COLUMBUS IRON WORKS....P. HAYDEN, Manufacturer of IKON and WIPE. All kinds and liici kept constantly on hind. and for sale at Pittsburgh prices. Office No 4, Kxehange Buildings. Wrought Scrnp lrou wanted, for which the highest cash price will be paid. feb'2WAiwtf P. HAYDEN. ' JTlTaw. a. gTllT IKON FOUNDRY, corner of Town and Canal streets, Columbui. Ohio: Warehouse. No. 7. Broadway Exchange. StoTei Ploughs. Corn Shellcrs. Hollow Ware; and a gen eral assortment of loundrv castings, always on hand. Job ork and Machinery made to order in the bast manner, and in snort nonce. June ..w.vt-wtr To Country Merrhaiifs. CALL on C. R KINO, and buy goods below the market prices. Cerno along, and make yourselves known ai cash buyeri responding to this call, and you will buy. For a few days only. C. R. Kl i. May 17, 18W d&w. MERCHANT'S TRANSPORTATION COMPANY, Erin Cunitl. 'PHIS Linn of Boats will be prepared on the opening n 1 I avigatiou, to forward Produce, Merchandise mid Pas-lungen, to ami Irnui New York, Boston and Albany, with promptness and dospatch, and at reasonable rates. YVo Hoalt tract Alliani) anil (!, tirii. IIOI.'P, PALMI'.K r. CO., Buffalo, ) 0. N. UHAPIN k CO, Albany, 1 rnlmotor"' Q j' Mark packages " M. T. Co.'- Ship by Hudson P.iver Lino Tow Boats. H. M. HotI &. Co., Agents, '.) Comities Slip, N. Y. Otii Kimiall, IS Long Wharl, Boaton E. M. I ITCH ii Co , Cleveland, O. D. HoillTOILsV Co., " New ark. A M. HALI, Uantral Agent, Ohio Canal. mySl-dSm. NEW ARRIVAL JUST received, direct Irom Europe, a very lariro nvsort-metit of Musical tnitrunjonta. conaiating in part of Violins, Flules, Claronets, (iititara, Fifes, Taiuborjnei, Flageolets, Tubus, Ophielidci, T'rondioncs, Tenor and Ban Trooipeta, Cornopooni, Saxhorua, Plain and Keyed BtlglM, Cymbals, die Also, a very line assortment of Strings fur (iuitars, Violins, Violincello mill Double Bass. A general assortment ol Musical Merchandize, an Violin Bridges, Tail pieces. Fin-rer boards, Keys for Violin ai:d Guitar. Avery large stock of Violin and Violincello Bows, Clarionet Heeds, Mouth piecei for different wiml instruments, Harmonicas, Clarified Uosin, c, 6ic Then Initnimcnta, having been selected and bought at the manufactories in Europe by one of the Ann. wo are enabled lo recommend lbn. and irll much cheaper than any over before offered in tho Western market. 0, MACyOLD CO , Mu-ic Store, Slate it., near the Post Office. Columbus, Juno 1') llind&w, EAGLE FOUNDRY, Broad t., west end t the NtRional Bridge, ColiuubiiK, Ohio. A MBOS it LENNOX, manufacturers of all kinds ol Caslings, !Steam Engine!, Plows, &ic. They lire also preparing a new and beautiful selection of stove patterns, v: four sizes, 8, It, 10 &. II inch boiler Premium Cooking Stoves, enst and sheet iron Air-Tight Parlor StOTOO, etc. We have purohaied the right to manufacture the colehratod ' Amtrican Rtvtrie Drqfl Cooking Stow," which is universally allowed to be eiual, if nut superior to any now in use. Also, Coal Stoves, of tho latest and most approved style. Plows, of the most approved construction, will always be found on hand, erpial to nny in the market, and at Euch prices as cannot tail to please. We also manufacture oait and wrought iron railing of the lalest style, varying in price from 'l to ffi per foot. Steam Enginta, of various sizes anil patterns, embracing the latest improvements, ami at as low prices as can be procured at any other establishment. Machinery repaired at the shortest notice. Columtua, July 2 d&twlmwtf. CARP ETS CARPETS 1 , thankful for the great run T I). OSIIOKN &.CO.. tJ . their t ar lrpet Establishment has had. and anticlDatlne a large trade for their Carped this season, would inform the public that they have just received an extra large lot of all kinds of Spring Styles of Carpet OH Cloths, Arc., selected from the latest styles, and purchased for the Cash, and will be sold lower than ever offered in this city. Their stock consists ill part of liisi yards lirilssells at 1 .17 i. n to 51 ?.- ' I :)7i " 1 00 " 75 a; 1800 " Three Ply, (000 " Best Wool Ingrain. ' 117 25110 " Assorted kinds, 86 tOW " Wool and Cotton, 37 11100 " Cotton, " 'J5 IJnO " " Venetian, " 12J 1100 " Tapestry & wool do. " ,')7 1)00 " Stair, ' ;)1 68 Woolen Ruggs, from 1 'Jj 10 Oil Cloth " " 1 00 70 Sea Grass anil Woolen Malts, .'Ml 1200 yards 1-1 and li-l .Mailing, HI 38 75 6i 0 M 1 50 1 50 dfl oii ,1.1 llrnyv .-u.uot.uoo. tm :mii Cotton and Wool Ra ; Carpet. 375 " Woolen List " Oil Cloths, of 1, 3,4,4j,6 and It foot wide, at 37e to 51 00 per yard. Also, cut to suit any size room or hall. Curtnins--Painted. Bhadei. 680 yards Col. Woolen and Cloth Drapery. 500 " Needle Work Swiss MualUt Curtaina, from 31c to 52 per yard. 3.V) ' Booka Stripe and woTe figured Curtaina, 98 Painted Oil Curtains Columbus, April 18 d.Vw.lin lliiiuiMi( ! GOODS AT rosT EOH :to DAYS. P ELLIS it CO., intending to make a change in their J. . business soon, will lor the next thirty days oiler their stock of Hardware, at wholesale or retail, at ColT, and many articles for LESS THAN COST I ti hk at BAROAlJil can be hail bv calling soon. T. P. ELLIS fc CO., Columbus, June 2, 'I'.M&wlni. 'Jf High street. a.w. br'owiT&com " HAVE just reeoived from Neiv York their Spring and Summer (.nods, consisting of a large and well selected stork of French, German, Belgian ami American Cloths and I'assimeres, of the latest and best styles. Also a general assortment of Silk, Cashmere and Marseilles Veatingi, Cravats, Stocks, Handkerchiefs, Shirts, Suspenders, Gloves, halt Hose, fee. &c, which will ho disposed of at a very small advance above cost. Please examine our goods ami pricea before puichasiug elaowbore. Fashion Plates lor sale. April 17. Illll). dtf MORE SOLE LEATHER. AC. BROWN, has just received a large lot of Span- isli Soli; Leather, which bowilliell at 111 cents. No better article can be found in the city. Also, French and Country Calf Skins and Upper Leather. LT Sign of the Red Boot, High it. jel l. COPARTNERSHIP VtcELV'AIN &. FITCH. Wholesale and Retail Crocers, iVl and Defleri in Produce, wouid respectfully inform their friends and public generally, that they have entered into copartnership, and may be found at the wartdiouse for marly occupied by John Wiliard, near the Scioto Bridge, where they oiler, for sale a large assortment ol' Groceries very low lor cash or produce. They will also pay cash for all kinds of produce. JOS. McF.LVALY jiiU.'iiKVw. R. FITCH A PREVENTIVE OF CHOLERA. 'Pne most lY convenient and pleaaaot residence in the beautiful and health town Of Worthington is lor sale Very cheap. Itis I house of good size, well finished, with every convenience about it for comfortable living. The situation is the most desirable 111 the the town for a residence, without exeep-lion. 'Phe village of Worthington is noted for the respectability and intelligence of its people, anil for its churches ami good schools, and is the most healthy place in this part ol the country. Not one case of cholera occured there when it visited Columbus in 1K32. and anv one living there during the coming summer will be sale from that dreaded pestilence. It is but nine miles from the city of Columbus, and the Cleveland Railroad being located about half a mile Irom the village, will muke it a most desirable situation for Ihose wishing retirement and pure air, at the same time Hint they can have a quick and easy communication with the city. Entpiirc of Jinl8..dfcw. H. COWLES ft CO., 181 High st. IIAKE R'S'ATENTMtEMIUM GATE. IT is evident this tiate possesses many valuable qualities 1. over the Swing tiate or any other which we have seen, among which we notice the following : 1st. lis self-balancing principle obviates all difficulty of sagging 2d. Its simple city of structure renders it easy of manufacturing. 3d. Its durability is secured by bearing itaentirt weight 011 the rollers, and only in u perpendicular direction. 4th. A team niay approach it on cither side without backing up to open it. Bth. It slides parallel with the fence which renders it outol Hie w ay when open. 6th. Time and labor saved in opening and shotting, eipuls filty feet travel at each operation. 7th. The difficulty ol swinging against w agons w hile passing tbro is obviated Btb. SL or more is actually saved on each t into by obviating the expense nl iron hinges and fastenings, as the expense of the rollers will not exceed 25 cts. .here Gates took the first Premium at the Now York State Agricultural Fair, held in Auburn, Octobct, l.-li.; also, several county Premiums. The Self-Shutting Wicket Gate, also, the Form Gate hai been built 111 front of the Institution for the Blind, wucre lliey may be inspected. The subscriber has the right for Franklin county, for the hove Gates, ami will sell rights on reasonable terms. Columbus. June I8..dfcwtf. JOEL SEARLES. NEW BOTANIC MEDK INK STORE. r"P On High street, nppvnte A. I'. Stone's S'ore. L HE subscriber has taken Howard's Botinic Medicines, and is filling up with fresh and well prepared articles, such as all persons who desire Ireedom from bodily suffering, upon rational principles, may use to profit Alio, a supply of those well known I. ieiments for external application, that he has been employed in manufacturing for years past, the effect of which is to excite in the system that kind of action that will assist nature in removing tho obstructions that cause suffering. The different Syrups, Bitters, Tinctures, Sic. that are in 111c, can all be had on short notice. ap!3 diwly ROBERT CLOUD. MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICAL WORK. Ileiuu a Treatise upon the SeUHCI of EurisCOpia, Oftht manner duignating Dtuntt won examination of the frine; h,j FREDERICK OfOEJtBURQH, M. D,t qf Qoitmgtn, Qtrmonu, trantlatui by M II IVie- nefi Urllcopean Phyiician nj .Van Fori, with notes ami addition adnpttd to Jhntritmn Practice, (her 400 pagu, rico., tmbtUiskod wmh upward of two hltndrea colored tngratingt, Second edition revised and corrected. rTMIE above is one of the most important Medical Works ever oiiereu 10 ine worm, Doing oe first piiiiiicntion uuuu ins unricaie nun mysterious hriencc ol IJnscopia. 'I his sience has for ages been hitherto kept by the favored i" ine si'ieiesi seems)', anil only imparted toothers under the firmest obllgationsjlnd at enormous sums, lor the information conveyed. 'Phis work enables every one. of how. ever limited means, to recure the peculiar aecieti of this my sierious science. '1 ho I. riscitoian System has for nees maintained s honn. larlty surpassing all other theories of medicine by means of its universal success in Hie treatment of Chronic Diseases and this popularity is destined to bo exceeded a hundred 10111 ny itsiiiturc greatness. 1 lie system lias been practiced by the most eminent ohr. Biennis lor the last four hundred years, and its followers are teedily and firmly advancing, until at tho present time it is pructiccil wit 1 the greatest success 111 Germany, trance, Austria i.ussia, hngUnil , anil generally throughout the Eu ropean Kingdom, in some pane of Asia, and a few practitioners are found in this country. The necessity of a woik uiion Ibis intricate and mysteri ous science has been long IDDarent The celebrated Dr. Oldenburgh has been many years Blunged in preparing this highly finished volume. Ills labors have been abundantly rewarded, three thousand roluroei having been disposed of in Europe, in six montha, Auolher edition having been ed lor, li as been prepared and translated by Dr. Win- iner. anil is now ready to be delivered to purchasers, in Ijiu iiud amnions. 'Phe superiority of 1 Lin ivalem over all oth ers, in the treatment of Chronic Diraaiea, has been fully ted 111 thousands of instances, and it only becomes nec essary to obtain a eorroot knowledge of the science, to extend thai superiority to the treatment of all diseases. Iris eoplan Physicians, in all countries, have invariably secured the most unbounded notoriety and popularity, by means of the iceiieral success attending the system. 'Po tho young Practitioner, this system is particularly da. liable, ai it Immediately ushers him into a practice' that would tako vears of toil and labor to obtain upon anv oth er sys'em, and perhaps never to be acquired at'all. To the old Phyiician, the lyilem is equally valuable, as it exempts him from the daily toil of a visit to each of his patients, who may be miles distant. In this work the appearance of the urine is eiven in two hundred an I eight diseases, with en. 'ravings representing the appearance, form, color, sediment, shade, tinge, dec, ol' every disease. Also, a synopsis of the Uriacoplaa sisttm ol treatment, adapted to American practice. Any person of good natural ami ncQUircd abilities mav eain a sufficient knowledge of the system, to practice with success. In from six to nine months. Regularly educated Physicians in a much less time. The work w ill he forwarded by mail to toy part of the country. Price go. 1 ersons inclosing us a live dollar 'mid, w ill Immediately receive a copy o! tins work. All remittances at our link. Address (J. W. WIEMER, Pittsburgh, Pa. 0'" Country papers may copy to the amount of S5. and brward bills to G. W. Wiemer, Pittsburgh, Pa. ico" iuy worn. A. P. STONE & Co., WHOLESALE DEALERS. EXCLUSIVE!. V. ARE now receiving their Spring S.ock of British and American Dry Goods, 10 which they invite the atten lion of lliu merchant! in Columbus and surrounding conn try Our stock is large and as complete as can be lound in any Wholesale House in New York or Philadelphia, and we in aim win sell lliem as cheap as mev ran be euri lu-ri in either of the above named cities, with the addition ol freight. We buy our goods of Ihe Importers. .Manufacturers, and at the great Package Auctions, the same places where Ihe wholesale merchants east buy. and we can live al as small nrnlWc in I .l "iieie rcnlS aim our.-l expenses are not mo-tenth what they are east, as thev can. We invite one md all to look at our stock and prices, and ludio for idem. elves. A. I'. STONE CO. P. S. We take this method to s ir lo DOS old DUstaianN that our goods are now arriving, and we should lie glad to eethem. marlli diw. It'HOVS, Dt) YOU HEAR THAT .' GREAT BARGAIN ! For sale a valuable larm, in Frank lin county, situated en the road leading from Howard's Mill to Dublin, and one mile west of the Scioto river. Said farm contains 133 acres of land, 100 of which are cleared and in a good slate of cultivation. On the premises are a good log dwelling house and bam, an orchard of good fruit irees, ami two. never-failing springs of water. For further particulars inquire of the subscriber 011 the premises. apl2-3ind&w. JOSEPH HART. ta BEEF PELTS. I he subscriber will pay the high kj esc market price in cash lor Mll.1',1 ed it his factory 011 Siatn Avenue. febJld.Vwtf. PELTS, deliver P' HAYDEN. PATENT HARK MILLS, made in a new and highly approved manner; one of the best mills now in use, and warranted lo perforin well. Manufactured ami for sale by J. 1.. & W. A. Gill, at the June I9..wdtt-Wtf, FRANKLIN FOUNDRY. pt)PARTNERSIIIPlOTICE.-iio su'bscrmTra V.' have for I a copartnership under the firm of Bait K; so.n .v. 1 itsUDWBLL, ror tee transaction 01 tho wool con,. mission business, as heretofore conducted by the nun .01 partner, at No. 51, Pearl stieet. AARON ERICSSON, GEORGE TREADWEI.L. Boston, Dee. 12dly. WANTED. IN A STORE. A GOOD HONEST GERMAN BOY, age from Id to 20 One who can talk English, and can come wilh Ihe best recommendations, will hear of a good situation by applying at this office. my 19, LAWNS, Arc. A!:, RGF. lot of Printed Lawns, iingharns. 8(0., pur based since the great bill of prices, just received. Also, a tew patterns of Bareges at reduced prices, for sale by fjel-dfcw. STANTON k LEE. LADIES' IMIIIiAUi:iJMilA (SIIOKS. RECMV&D this nioiiiinp, '.i boXM super Hifh Run-kiiiK, of Ihe best Fhiladclphi;. nnk p;irt 7'urnit ;idi1 pift wring heels, by II. COWLKS & CO. my 17 tli:w. (Tribune copy.) macaUEay's kn;laimk VOTS. 1 nntl lititlnr'a luro nml line edition, 5fl perei per vol., bound in muslin, Rfld t9A in Libranhp Just r-cfiivcit at Ihe n:w bt-okstore, Neil HoUftQ. nayS. J. II. RILEY flt CO. DlSSOHJTIOiVe The enMrtBtrtbip Iieretot'ore ei-isin.i lielweeri II. COM STOCK f'0.. nnd M. I HOW 1,171 i', WM ili83olvod on the 1st dV of.lanu;iry, IK VJ, by mutotl consent. HOVVLKTT & CO. Mwrobfie SCIIEIDAMGIN.--5 pifiei l'v nehend's I'ine Apple Ci in. 3 no (.'lover Leaf do. In sture and for sale low by SOUTUOATE, HAWTHORN CO , jel. '1 CotovUl st. Cincinnati vahninii. nt'UMTUKR VARNISH ;Nos. and 5. Also, Polish. L Coach Body Varnish, for site by J. U. WH EATON, nru2!Tist, Mnrr-h COTMf of 1 1 :ii nutl l.ro.id slrneti. IIISTUKV ot (.old and Silver, by J. I.. ( om- LPtok. M. u Just received ai the new bookstore. Neil Hons fiekJl J. H. RILEY A: CO. aTEST AKK1VAL AT M. GOODINU'S. MtnffaM Blue. Ottos, Cboiry ttd Maroon atins, for RooBOtts Also. superior -erond Mourning, and I'ancy Long Shawls, Demi Vails, and sundry other fancy articles, at one doorfcoutli of the Capitol House. dec0. NOTICE. rrtfJE subscriber, havinir relinquished his business in Co X lumbus, and desifjnin to be absent a portion of the summer, has left his books and notes with Mr. Matthew Long, at the bookstore of I. N. Whiting and Huntington, who is authorized to use his name in their settlement. All persons, therefore, who know theinselveti to be indebted to him either bv note or book MUMMUlL will idease call im me diately fin Mr. Long, and settle. J. K. gCROdUS. Coiumous, May II. liiVJ. VALUAHIiE HEAL ESTATE FOK SALE. Tha subscriber otfera for salt, on very liberal terms, the lollowtng described real estate, situate on the jNitional ro.id, in the immediate vicinity of the eastern boundary line ol ti e corporation of Columbus, and opposite the Blind Asv-him. to wit : out lots Not. 8o". 99. 100. KB and 106, ef CrW by's addition of out lots. Alio, ios 1,2,4 and 5. of Karn- sev s adihtu-n. It and -Ji, ot ( h impiori subdiviFioji o hall ection No. 23. Also, in lot No. 23. on Town street. of Champion's addition to the city of Columbus. On out lot No. 86 there is a good two story brick house, together with suitable out-houses. tV c. There it alo on in-lot No. ?3, on Town street, a small frame house. For further par ticulars, as to price, &c. inquire of the subscriber on the premises. apU..d& wtl. AJMOSi N. KAMSK.V. HOOKS & STATION R li V . 1. N. WHITING Si HUNTINGTON, llookstllers and Stationtrt, lliifh street. ENCYCLOPEDIA Ol' . FOG It A I'll Y . rpilE Encyclopedia of ( Jeognphy: comprising a complete A description of the Earth, Physical, Statistical. Civil and Political; exhibiting its relations to the Heavenly Bodies, its Physical Structure, the Natural History of each country, and the Industry. Commerce, Political Institutions, and Cl vil and Social State ol' nil Nations, By Hugh Murray, F. o. c. A sal ilea in Astronomy, etc., by Professor Waller. Geology, oco.. by Professor Jameson. Botany, &c., by Professor Hooker. Zoology. Ac , by W. Hwainson, Esq lllusiraled by eighty Maps, and about eleven hundred 0th-er engravings, represenlin.,. ihe most reniaikable objects of Nature and Art in every region of the Globe, together with a New Map of the United Stales, revised, with additions, by Thomas G. Bradford. 3 very large super royal Uvo volumes.'Phe above exceedingly valuable work is for sale in Columbus, at the bookstore of je21 1, N. WHITING it HUNTINGTON. WONDERFUL INVENTIONS. A HISTORY ol Wonderful Inventions, illustrated with numerous engravings ; 1 vol. toN.TK.vrs : Tho Mariner's Compass; The Steam Engine Lighthouses ; Tho Cotion Manufacture ; Ciiiipowderard Gun Cotton: Steam Navimition : Clocks; The Railway: Priming; (Ins Lloht : The Tnemometer ; The' Electric Telegraph ; The Barometer) ''ho Telescope j The .Microscope. Just received and lor sale by j)5. I. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. Reach's Eainilv Physician, in 1 vol. rnvnl Hvo. BEING an abridgement of his American Practice. 'Plus work treats ol Ihe Dise e es of .Men. Women and Chil dren, on Reformed or Botanical principles, and has been recommanuea ny ine most ceieoratee physicians in both hemispheres ; and splendid gold medals have been awarded the author by tho Sovereigns of Europe. It isdctigned i r Faini'ios ami Physicians, with numerous engravings. For sale at tho booketore of je83, I S. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. MAP OF THE UNITED STATES AND CAN ADA. S1 IIOWING tho Canals. Railroads, and principal Slate Routes, dec. ". c. Moulded on Rollers. Glazed and Col ored. 'Phis beautiful Map of the United States and Canada, measuring four feet by three, has been prepared by Mr. Samuel Rreese, with great care and expense, from Ihe most reliable and authentic louroea, and includes the more re cent changes. &c. One groat advantage in this map consists in its distinctness Of Ms names of places, boundaries of counties and Slates, and city plans; while ils splendid appearance, coupled wilh ils exceeding cheapness, must speedily insure for it a wide popularity. No more desirable map could be devised for Ihe counting room, the Lyceum school, or privalo library. For salo at the bookstore of ie'23. I N. WHITING it HUNTINGTON. BOUSE FOR RENT. 1HE four story brick house on the southeast corner of Town and Front streets, is now'-for rent, This house has recently been finished off inside in a very noeietyle. mid containing eight congenienl rooms, is well calculated for a boarding house or for a good sized family. There nro also a good cistern and pump in the yard. . For terms, ike., apply at Ihe baokatere of je!3. I. W. WHITING .V HUNTINGTON. ROOMS FOR RENT CtEVERAL rooms well adapted lor offices, over Ihe store O of II. Cuwlcs ft t'o-. are for rent. Applv al the bookstore of I. N. WHITING 8c HUNT1NT0N. join. NEW BOOKS. by Longfellow ; I ml. TV" A VAN N A II XV Dacotah, by Mrs, Eastman I V.,1 uayaro s irinevah ; 2 vols, DlatunielPa UsJImmAa-j l.-. ... ... For sale by jel4. I. rv. WHITING et HUNTINGTON. KALOOLAH. JOURNEYINGS to the Djebel Kurorlj an autlbiogriphy ol Jonathan Romor) 1 vol ISmo, For sale by jell. I. N. WHITING it HUNTINGTON. WOOD'S PRACTICE-Ncw Edition. TRF.A'FISE on the Practice of Medicine, by George B. Wood. M. D. Second edition, just published. 2 Hvo. For sale at the bookstore of ill. 1. N. WHITING 8c HUNTINGTON. MAGAZINES Qodov'i Lady's Book fur May ; QrtbeUn'i Magaxtne for Mav ; for pale by ap?3. I. N. VYH1TINO 5l HUlNTliVOTON. Abbott's History ot Chnrlfs the Second. n ISTORY of Kinu Charles Ihe Second, of EtinUnd by J. J. Jacob Abbott; 1 volume, Bmo, Just received at the Bookstore of myl I N, VYHITINg & HUNTINGTON, Lamnrtine'ti (Jonfideutinl DlscloNiireti. THE Confidential Disclosures, or Memoirs of my YooUll by AlphoOM de l amartine, author of The History ot the Girandlati jM Irailalated from the Preach j price 25 "cts, Aqnes Morris ; or, The Heroine of Domestic Life; price 25 cents, i-'or sale bv my7 I ft, WHITING & HUNTINGTON, M e I vi I id New Work MA III) I ; and a VovagO Thilher; by Herman Melville; 2 VOloMfniOi I'o r sale at tho Bookstore of myl I.N. WHITING Ac HUNTINGTON. Franklin IIIiiHtrfttPdrnrtH 7 and 8. THE beautiful illustrated auto biography of Benjmnin Franklin, and a narrative of his l'ublic Life and Servi cps. Splendidly embellished by numerous exquisite de-siL'n! by Chapman. I'arts 7 and 8, completing the work, al the Bookstore of rny7 L N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. lKVlNG'S WOItK Vol. 10, THE Advontoroi Of Captain Bonneville in the Rocky Mountains and the Far West. Kdited by Washington Endng ; 1 vol. with map. Cor sale by jeU. I N, WHITING & HUNTINGTON. V ALU AISLE WOttKS FOU EAUMEHs. fpm KAIiMKK S LIBRARY ; containing Lectures to L Farmers on Agricultural Chemi.-try, by Alexander Pott" hohlt; trie Principle of Agriculture," by Albert D. Thaei, and the Book of tho Farm; being a systematic work on praotical agriculture, on an entirely new and Original plant by Henry Stephens. Illustrated with portraits of animals painted Iron life, beaatiftally engraved, arid numerous wood cuts and plates of agricultural implement! so particularized aa to enable country mechanics to construct them Irom Ihe descriptions. Willi copious notes ami observations, by John S. Skinner; lvoll.8vo, ' No farmer who thirsts for knowF edge himself, or who aspires to bavo liis son rise to the title 4 post ol honor the dignified Station of an intellectual am) accomplished agricuhurir-t, can justifiably deny himself such a work ns Stephens' Book ol ihe f arm." The Journal ot Agriculiurc, contains the best current productions in promotion of Hgriculiur.il improvement, including the choicest prize essays issued in Kurope and America, with original contributions from eminent fanneiff and statesmen. Edited by John S. Skinner I vols. Uvo. " The engravings in these volumes are numerous, and many of them are colored to life and very costly. They are nol only invaluable to every fanner, but they will he lound extremely interesting and beautiful volumes in every family where reading lot ins any portion of their occupation or amusement." The Western Farmer and Gardener, devoted to Agricul ture. Horticulture, Gardening, the Flower Garden, Cattle Relting, Sec. F.dited by K. J. Hooper, Thomas Affleck, Charles Foster, and t'arles W. Elliott. Ksqrs. I vol 8vo. Encyclopaedia of Agriculture; comprising the Theory and Fractic of the Valuation, Transfer. Laying out, Improvement and Management of Landed Prone i ty ; and the Cultivation and Economy of the Animal and vegetable Productions ol Agriculture, including the latest improvement! ; i general history of Agriculture in nil countries, and a statistical view of its present state, with suggestions for its future progress. With upwards of eleven hundred engravings on wood. 1 large vol Uvo. New edition, with asup-plement. containing all the recent improvements. ByJ C Loudon, F. L. G. Z., & H. S., Ate. The Farmer's Companion ; or essays on the principles and practice of American Hmbandry. W ith an appendix containing tables, and other mutter useful to the farmer : by the lite Hon. Jesse Boot I vol. l2mo. The Potato Plant, its uses and properties ; together with the cause of the present malady. The extension of that disease toother plants, and the question as to the best means of averting that calnmity j by Alfred Smee. 1 vol 12tno. The Farmer's Treasuro ; a practical treatise on the na ture and value of manures, founded from experiments on various crops. Wilh abrirf nccountof all the most recent, discoveries in Agricultural Chemistry. By F. Falkner. 1 vol. 12rno. For sale al the bookstore of L N. W HITING dr. HUNTINGTON. my9 Ion. CINCINNATI. QLASI. Arc. 5000 HALF BOXH8 BftLLiriBKOI Imphoviii IVUIIL ()VKS (il.AMS. I ... I,. I,.... 1000 balf bozei 6i9.7i9.8il0,9ilD.(lIS.Bf3,9xl4 1000 " " 10I2,I0M, 10x15, lOxli;, 10il7, 10x18. in.ii, i.,..t ... I,. IIXX) 00 W0 WO 200 300 ivmxVf rnsTi i . i " lxlF, ItllA, IMS. ISll7, 12x18, 12x20. 12x22. Ux2F " 11x11, 11x15, llxlfi, 11x17, llxia, 11x20, 11x22.11x21. I Ixl II. 1 1x20, 10x20, llix22, 16lM, 1824, 30x40. " 11x28, 1(3x29, 20x22, 20x21, 21x30, 21a36. Doulilfi thick 8x11), 10x12, lOxlfi, 20x21 to 30x40. No. 2. 11x10. 10x12. (0(14. I61IA Ort Alto SOOboxtM GLASS VVAHF. ssMrted, 60- " Mcrvn nail Bonn (..inimniit. 100 " Ft rind ball pi. Flasks, 2fi " Qt, .. -iO " Qt. Bottles. 20 balf nml 1 rjall. 80 Oils (Is, Its, 2I, 30. mid 10s to gal. 20 Fiiinnii Svrupi. 20 Godrrera, I : . . 1 j I'icklo Jars, 20 half end 1 gallee Jari, 15 Bear's Oils. Imitation Crown end double thirk lan. Druggiat'l, Flint and tireen (Husk Wura, of ovorT da-scrlptlon. Orilem promptly tilled, ol' any sixe or quality of Window (Hum nr (ilnm Ware, at I'lllnliiireli prices N. W. 8PEBRS, No 12 Columbia t March K, 1849. dly Cincinnati, 0. W" HAIlliWAKi: AN1) CIJTLERY; E beg leave to Infofll tlio Mereliants of the Wcatera country that we are now reccmui; in addition to our former stroek a very cxteusivu variety OfOoodl in the Hard ward line, of American, Kurjlisli and' (leruian nianufacturo. We partloularlT request the Merchants to an examination of our stock before tbey mnkn their purchases in ot1 f . markets, as we arc conliilcnt that our prices will be four. J CorrespondlnglT low with those of New Vork and other Fa tern cities. Ourstock is comprised in part of the followingi Collin's. Siuinion's, and Mann's Alee) Mill anil X Cut Saws; (irass and drain Scythes; Scythe Sneaths; Sickles; liny and Manure Forks Haines, Traces, lloes; Anils; Shovels and Spades; And Looking Classes. Also, a complete assortment of Shelf Hardware. Prompt and particular atteution will ho given to all or imi .. - . n.uurcare. , , . MSAD cV WINSTON. March 4..t-wtf. No. 15 I'carl street, Cincinn-'ti. (Doar conxueo. wiiliam wood, ai rutin iroiiii conk r.i nr., wood & co., ma n t' i'actuii una or Pttre While Lead, Chrome Creen, B' d Lead, Yellow, l.ilharge, " Ked. Pj'9j Paria Green. Whiting, fire dried, Chinese Blue, Faris White, Assorted colored Faints and Cider Vinegar. Xnrlh side of Court street, East of Broad way. Yl'- have adopted the most approved method, as pn.c , JJ" 1,081 Peatern manulaoturen, in manufae'jii ing While Lead, and will warrant it equal to any manufac. lured in the United Sl ues. Will warrant tho' quality ol each article we manufacture, to he as good as anv to he pro cured, and to aire entire satisfaction. Offered' at lowest prices on usual lime, or discount for cash. Cincinnati, Jan, 3 lyd.Vw Fi. SKINNER, ( I. ate of Aru Lisbon, Ohio,) GENERAL Agency, Commission anil Forwarding Mer. chant, deals in Butter. Cheese, Lard, and Produce in general. No. 13, Fast Fronts!., nearstcaiuboat landing. Cincinnati, Ohio. Refer to Justus Wright, and A. ('.. Richardson. Bro. it Co., Cincinnati; i. W. Snodgrass & Co., New Lisbon; S, firUo lWouU,;' Lawson VcotdefWete .wait and rjebhart, Filt.sburi;li ; John Scott, Nashville scp22 dtf. TO THE PUBLIC. HAVING completed our new Piano and Tea Warcroome. nm I ri..il ....I ll I.; ... .... -mam . ' 7 , , ' ..i.iiiiiiieiiis,cunsisiingoi splendid 1 .alios, and .100 chests choice Teas, we invite purchas. ers and dealers in those articles to call and examine our stock which will be replenished weekly. Our Teas are purchased for cash direct ft-oni Importer!, and our Pianos hemg from tho manufactory of Stodart it Dunham, New Vork, cannot he equalled in the U. States. I he Plane Saleroom is over the Tea Warerooms, and occupies the whole upper part of the building. 1'cas put up in ( and .J pound packages, of hettnr quality. 111 better style, and at lower prices than of any of the Eastern packing houses. SMITH & NIXON. sugl, N. E. corner 7th and Walnut sts., Cincinnati, O. lAGS WANTEDT-wTrtrnTTlltiniTi par the 1A highest market price in Cash for good Rags. The ore-scut price is J3,tl per hundred lbs. NIXON It CO., Paper Manufacturers, Walnut at.. Four doors below Pearl st., Cincinnati, marchfi ft Cin Gee 7INE RKANDIES, 1 13 half Pipes J B Codard Brandy; 15 do Meglety do. 10 do Lafayette do. 20 do Alexandre SigQette do 10 do J. .1. Uupuy do. In store and for sale by BOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN it CO.. Wiy "' 21 Columbia St., Cincinnati. CUU LUMP TOUACCO. 10 boxes ,lo. !) a Tobacco 100 do Vp .',' ,1 1IK) Mo. 8's do; 60 do Mo. 12'sdo; Mold's do; 150 do Mo. lb do; Va. lb do ; in store and for sale low by SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN it CO.. 84 Columbia st .Cincionat. 20 100 march7. pATAWnA WINE.-2II0O gallons Catawba Wine, KJ two years old, manufactured by anexperienced Vintner, forsa'e by SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORNE & CO., Cincinnati, May It. 21 Columbia st. MAG LORY BRAN DY. Seven hf. Pipes MaglorT Brandy this day received and for sale by tWUTHUATE, HAWTHORN CO., 24 Columbia st. np!7 " B. GODDARI) BRANDY 10 hf. Pipes this J. superior brand Champagne Brandy, received and for sale by SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN it CO P2 2F Columbia st. CJICILY LIQIIORICE.-5 cases SiciTTstick Liquor KJ ice in store and lor sale by SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORNE &. CO. Cincinnati. May 14. M Columbia st. li I ICi. r Mi Y PORT If INE. AO Or. Caaka " l. Uurand llurgundv Fort, now lending and for sale bT CHI I'I'll. ' . 'IMS I I . ...a, .1 . . uui lll.Ull ,. 1.1.. I I U M . .V I II api 1 14 Columbia it. CflX TWIST TOBACCO.-IOO kegs No. 1.6 Twill tO 1 obacco. our ow n manufacture, in store, and for sale by BOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN dr. CO.. M"V 1,1 84 Columbia it., Cincinnati. ICE, TAR, ANO FISH. 10 casks Kice, 800 bbls. Tar, 200 do 1 ish. For sale by KING It HEFFNLR, 27 Main street, Cincinnati. mar2J OTOAB AND 8. II. MOLASSES K) 200 brls. Refined Sugars ; 50 do. S. II. Molasiei, prime, landing from Belle Isle, and for sale bv "l"' KING It HEFFNER, Cincinnati. MULES. Six very fine Mules, snitable Tor Calilor nia adventurers, mav be had by applying to apb KING St HEFFNER, 27 Main st. Cincinnati. Raisins. 200 boxes, lOOJ boxee, loo 4 boxee, land ing from John Adams, and for sale by ap'i KINC It HEFFNER. Cincinnati. MOLASSES. 1,000 brls Molasses, landing from Belle Isle, and for sale by Kl N(l &. HEFFNER, npo 27 Main it., Cincinnati. n BAt.S Pimento; 50 bags Jura Coflee 1UU landing from 1 inited States, and for sale bT apfi KING A: HEFFNER, Cincinnati. T EATHER. 100 bundle! Fppei and Skirtii.r. Leather JJ just roceired by KINC ts HEFFNER, apll No. 27 Main st., Cincinnati. TAR. 100 brls S. C Tar. just received and for sale by ap6 KINO k HEFFNER, Cincinnati. SUGAR AND MOLASSES, snd prime 1 1 .21X1 bbls. Molasses 3.r'0 ndde. Sugar, fair For sale bv M.V. &. HEFFNER. 27 Main street. linr.'.' Cincinnati.